Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-09-10

employed her as clerk at 50 per week and
board. On Tuesday ight Murray informed
her that he had very comfortable room
Tor her and accompanied her to Mrs.
SaWyers He went with her to room
twelve on pretext of showing her the apart
meHt, and after q short time his evil inten-
ZION became apparent. He locked the door
70 prevent her escape. Failing to accom-
push his purpose he resorted to violence.
After q struggle, during which she tried to
alarm the house, she begged him to let her
get q drink OF water, and as soon as he
opened the door she leaped through the
window on the third floor. During the
summer Mary with her sister had worked
for @. s. Gates at Excelsior, and that gem
tleman as vel las all knowing her say her
character is above reproach. Her injuries
may prove fatal Great indignation is felt
and expressed and new found and powerful
friends will not only provide her with care
but will see that the monster Murray has
his just deserts. The Tribune suggested a
fund for the injured girl and this was re-
sponded to with $500, the first day, from
prominent business men and citizens, and
=. b Olson e CO., rendered her perma-
nent situation in their store should she re-
cover The feeling in Minneapolis was SO
strong that the Sheriff deemed it advisable
to take his prisoner to st. Paul as pre-
caution against lynching. In the police
court Murray was held in 81, 500 bail, but no
attempt was made to give it and he was
very glad to be taken to the st. Paul jail.
Vim. Casper Of La Crosse, until
lately keeping the FroI,ock hote, is in
.a.,i.,a
s sloup,e, Inlouslr e 9 nIe u IhaI puiiulng -
s Sa uays Az ~ "a SEM Il, ms fanny TO
daughter, and announced that he would
close the house for q few days and go down
l loo. u - y e
hu mas " .eavo Clie GiGy
tta4 ne alhonilceu u newspaper
I Jaa. ~ W. Mvuu 20 70 Ddck ~ lew
in ~: :, ie. ., o4 IL sns IRAN at
midnight M The e. firemen discovered dishes
the floors were saturated with Kerosene a1.1
and the windows tightly closed with
Q DlanKeIs. Ihere We're also candies on the
n i9oI nela uPrlgnt py DTS OF tailoW 1t is
anegeu Cn ma recentiy Jasper has shipped
lloss = % a,a MS lurnlture from the city He
nay! nau ot,ooo Insurance. i ana Tie stuH remain
ny u sne mouse nus was noI Worth SooV SO the
Reeue 1 say. ne presumptlon is that ne
n Nouns MS IoIcnes anu nastened 20 the tram
ssa:g ~ W cDeyonu Ihs Teacn OF sus-
E.eno1a We'll Ine nre Droke OUT. On notlce
~ ~ sse,eglap pl ne was arTested anu Is IN jail
az ' ga ssaniah
Tn tho TTnitnd Sta+os oo,,,.+ ~ v7;,.,,a
Mimi, in the case of A. O. Marrow, for sell
ing liquor to Indians, the jury found a YER
oniorod nv ua1is{ ILL 'o OIL me
Diamond 5, or .sRlack Star !, waS Sy,,rapder
ed nv his hondsmen and hail t;Yad OF s10n
in default of which he was locked nm Nc Nc
Donald and Morav Alias Forrast pioodad
not guilty to the Indictment for c atur
faitinr Tho casas Of p II n;a,,,o,,d 60 60.
vinIat;on IF tba aod
Violation If the mansion ,",, oar VIZ m;ol
VIOLATION Of revenna laws " Rr;tt ts,a
SAAS~SAs~
government timber we're cont;;nn e 1 ~ ths
6ctohaT farm "0io ooA'oinuou W 'ne
Mrs. Caroline Seal. living in Albany
Stearns County. committed suicide While
her husband was sick and unable 70 ra m
sho1of+ ~ ,o,,,. .4....:,,-7 - -
mor1s INT nv a,,t ostolSy W ~ sone
ho,,sa pus a ~Snu snol1 u4scaace from sne
tree After twaotNsf f hours e - nnx "
ueit;nt i'1 H. ewGnsy Louis OF ANXIOUS
fn,,r4as,,, on o1d Nv, u ~ sens IN ms
. Loul Ieen-y eat olu sIil 70 some OF Jhe
M,'1 q ~ iiiuuGe Lhein 70 MAKE search
tol Mrs. oeal. Wnlc1 tney dla ana soon
iunu Igr WlCn!n ABOUT iOO Ieet OF her
about year ago, and Mrs. Seals action is
trnuh1es Doon ~ "oooun' - ianllly
=,
lne annual report OF Wneat handling
at Dnluth. MINI. shows q large inoroosos ~
h,,s;,os. T,,a 81. oo. -
BUSINESS BUSINESS. Inc year just closed exceeds the
heaviest previous year by near 100000
bushels. The total movement represents
handing OF 4l,O4l ,O7O in elevators and about
l,OOO,O handled outside, or in round num-
pers 42,VuO,OUV bushels. In this amount Win
Ter Wheat is represented by 6S,OO4 bushels
received ana shipped, the balance being all
15,s2s,6sl bushels were No. 1 hard, and the
saipm fI aa.49u,4li Dusnels' me balance
~ se,5o anoIe,, s"ueeo' nonn NorCileih
Ar Waterloo Toua while 1ood;nn III
~ !" -i-io Ao'' S ~
stem cattle from the Field brothers fine
stock farm to take to the Iowa state fair
David Sees, of Cedar Falls. was gored nv p
bull and instantly killed. MI. Sees was
leading the bull bv a 10 foot poIe attached tn
a ring In his nose and was walking hack.
wards so as to watch the bnll. He st7,nhlad
anu hnm ie' anu nelGIe Pre-, ne coula GET up the
escaped being killed by this same animal
sa+ y5aii ,M anu Inc owner, r. fleld instantly
onoo ono Jul
Aup1lst Myrena. a carnenter IF 10
e. - f,-.
soca' came 20 81. feter 70 purchase goods
his sick wife. He commenced to drink soon
after he came. and by 10 q. M. was nnita
drunk. he started home shout a, 20 and
it is supposed fell down or sat down on the
Omaha track and wont n sIao,1 w. ~ =
,, ileigne nouna n1rnn struck hlm and
head and face alone being divided into fifty
pieces. His clothes and boots We're stripped
from MN he leaves wife and four small
children.
A. Aeblond W.. ~ 49,
~ 1enioiiu w 49, Cne pouy Oh
Christian Paulson. who disappeared a few
days since, and who was supposed to have
been foully dealt with, was found in the
log slip of Sheffield S mill. A check for S51